Preamble Of The Indian Constitution


      Preamble Of The Indian Constitution



    PREAMBLE OF THE CONSTITUTION

The Preamble of the Indian Constitution is fully inspired by Objective Resolution, which is drafted and moved by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. It has been amended by the 42 Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976, which added three new words namely; SOCIALIST, SECULAR and INTEGRITY.
The Preamble of Indian Constitution reflects the basic structure and spirit of the Constitution. The Preamble acts as the preface of the Constitution of India and lays down the fundamental value and philosophical ideas.
It contains the basic features of the Constitution and thus, considered to be a vital part.
The Preamble keeps an important place in the Constitution of India because it highlights the type of society and government.
However, the Preamble does not contain laws enforceable in a court but, no law can be enacted or amended in a manner that violates the spirit of the Preamble. Thus, the preamble of the Constitution of India is unamendable or unalterable.
Idea of Preamble borrowed from Constitution of US the Preamble is not justifiable.
   


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